9/11 mastermind confesses.

[Saddle Bronc 124]

1st need to cut off his right arm...also, the pearl family...folks from kenya..9/11 victim families..all get a swing

In this case, suggest the action be done using a trishul (sharp, but NOT generally an apt tool for cutting).

excellent suggesting brother sriniv..also, i hope i never offend you

Actually the only one we need (NOT!) to wory about offending is KSM

[almaty 19]

1st need to cut off his right arm...also, the pearl family...folks from kenya..9/11 victim families..all get a swing

In this case, suggest the action be done using a trishul (sharp, but NOT generally an apt tool for cutting).

excellent suggesting brother sriniv..also, i hope i never offend you

Actually the only one we need (NOT!) to wory about offending is KSM

[mawilson 2,133]

How long before we find out that the CIA had tortured the guy before he "confessed" to everything?

This guy is a scapegoat, he couldn't mastermind a light bulb out of a socket.

[rclouse 0]

He does! A disheveled Ron Jeremy.

[Mary Lou 682]

How long before we find out that the CIA had tortured the guy before he "confessed" to everything?

This guy is a scapegoat, he couldn't mastermind a light bulb out of a socket.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Officials: Mohammed exaggerated claims

[...]

While there apparently is truth in much of the statement, several officials said, there's also an element of self-promotion.

[...]

"I have never known a criminal — either terrorist or otherwise — that didn't exaggerate," said Michigan Rep. Mike Rogers, a former FBI agent and the top Republican on the terrorism panel of the House Intelligence Committee.

[...]

One official cautioned that many of Mohammed's claims during interrogation were "white noise" — designed to send the U.S. on wild goose chases or to get him through the day's interrogation session.

[...]

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

How long before we find out that the CIA had tortured the guy before he "confessed" to everything?

This guy is a scapegoat, he couldn't mastermind a light bulb out of a socket.

Well the 'harsh measures' employed by the CIA (that are apparently not torture) certainly leave room for some doubt seeing as evidence produced by 'coercion' is generally not accepted in a regular court of law.

For all this talk of "propaganda war", we don't seem too keen on winning it.

Edited March 16, 2007 by erekose